It’s true! Whatever god you adhere to, your understanding of that God does not exist. There is no big ogre in heaven waiting for the next feeble human to step out of line or to disobey his utterances and to strike them dead. Such a god is dead. He just does not exist. People are like that, but not God.

There is no such god who favors one human being over another. A god who sends his chosen ones to wipe out a neighboring nation or who blesses one side more than another does not exist.

Look at your scriptures, what do they say? God rains on the wicked and the righteous. God is no respecter of persons. All men are equal in God’s sight. God is love, compassionate and forgiving. Does that represent the God you have been taught about? Too often we humans portray our weak, jealous feelings onto the Divine Entity who created our world, and we expect him/her to respond in a human way.

Fortunately for us, God is more tolerant than we are, and more patient. God to me is a Universal Intelligence who sees the big picture. He sees the beginning from the end and knows all things. God is also part of you and me. As the ultimate expression of love and light God is also expressed in all of creation, including you and me. That means I am an expression of the Divine, and you are too, as is the enemy across the frontier.

No, it is not God who is dead, but the faulty perception we have of God which is dead. God is very much alive, and alive in every human being, animal, fish and plant. Think of that. When one man kills another, he is killing God! Isn’t it easy to understand why God, no matter in which religion he is represented (or misrepresented), implores us to love our brother and sister, our neighbour and even our enemy. In doing so we are expressing the God part of our being.

What do you think? Is the god of your tradition dead? Or is He/She very much alive in all that you think, do or say?

I feel that things tend to work out for the best and I enjoy sharing my hopes and dreams for a bright future with other like-minded individuals. It’s something we have in common.

A negative person might say that I look at life through rose-colored glasses. They prefer being around other negative people, like themselves, discussing “real” life.

However, I know with certainty that I would much rather have my life than theirs. After all, I am much happier. I seek solutions to my challenges and move forward toward my goals.

Each to their own, I say. This is why I attract positive people.

I find the silver lining in challenges. I take positive action to live the life I desire. And these are the types of things I share with those around me. It is other positive people who want to hear these types of ideas.

Today, I choose to share my positive attitude with anyone who will listen, knowing that those who do are the very people I want to attract into my life.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. What attitude about life do my conversations reveal?
2. Do I prefer to be around positive people, or people who will listen to my problems?
3. What can I do to strengthen my optimism to attract more happiness into my life?

He shared about ATTITUDE, that this is the main thing which controls everything in our lives. Get your attitude straightened out and you are on your way to achieving your set goals. It is a matter of raising our awareness to a higher spiritual level, to know who you are and what you are. We are all spiritual beings, and here is an amazing statement: Spirit is 100% evenly present in all places at the same time, and as we are spirit then we are also 100% evenly present in all places at the same time. This takes some thinkiing about to sink in. It basically means we are all connected. And what has this to do with achieving our goals? Well, when you set a goal, clear and defined, and you KNOW that that is what you want, then your sub-conscious mind will begin to attract ideas, situations and people from this universal mind which will all go together to help you achieve your goal.

You set a clear goal, make a decision and take action, not waiting for circumstances to change, but rather setting out to change the circumstances.